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NYC trip coming up soon. Suggestions?

 
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May 30, 2017 20:59 |  #1

Hi all,

I'll be taking a short vacation to NYC in a few days and am looking for any/all suggestions. I'm a landscape shooter by preference, but I can get my hands dirty with any form of photography. The couple shots I've already scoped out is of the Belevedere Castle and Top of the Rock, otherwise, I'm in your hands. Any and all suggestions are very much appreciated. TIA, Jon


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Jun 01, 2017 11:29 |  #2

You can get nice skyline view from Brooklyn Bridge Park (walk across it to get from Manhattan to Brooklyn)
https://www.google.com …02913!4d-73.9966995?hl=en (external link)

Alternatively, you can take the Staten Island Ferry (free) and see the skyline too. These are the common / typical NYC shots. There are lots of other places / areas around Central Park.




  
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Jun 01, 2017 12:22 |  #3

vilimo wrote in post #18368358 (external link)
You can get nice skyline view from Brooklyn Bridge Park (walk across it to get from Manhattan to Brooklyn)
https://www.google.com …02913!4d-73.9966995?hl=en (external link)

Alternatively, you can take the Staten Island Ferry (free) and see the skyline too. These are the common / typical NYC shots. There are lots of other places / areas around Central Park.

Awesome! Thanks Vilimo


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Jun 01, 2017 12:51 |  #4

I would definitely check out the Oculus at the WTC.


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Jun 01, 2017 15:09 |  #5

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Jun 01, 2017 15:44 |  #6

I second the walk across the Brooklyn Bridge - I lived there for 3 years and this was the #1 thing I had visitors do and they loved it. Continue your walk completely across the bridge and into Brooklyn Heights, stop for a nice meal, and then go to the waterfront and you will get a 2nd amazing view of Lower Manhattan.

Obviously the famous Gapstow Bridge in lower central park, enter the park at 59th and 5th, gives you a very famous from the movies scene of Central Park with a Manhattan skyline.

Other notable Central Park photos
- Central Park Carousel
- The Statues of the Mall
- Balto Statue (if you have kids)
- The Mall and LIterary Walk
- Bethesda Fountain
- Hans Christian Andersen Statue
- Alice in Wonderland Statue
- Delacorte Theatre
- Great Lawn

- sitting on the steps of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

- picture inside Grand Central Station on 42nd Street

- Times Square

- Washington Square Park

- The Charging Bull


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